Central lubrication refers to a comprehensive system for the automated and centrally controlled supply of multiple lubrication points in a machine or plant.
It typically consists of a central reservoir (containing oil or grease), a pump, distributors, control units and a network of pipes that transport the lubricants to all relevant components.
Advantages include even lubricant distribution, reduced manual maintenance, minimisation of human error and programmable lubrication intervals. This reduces wear, downtime and maintenance costs.
Centralised lubrication increases operational reliability, optimises maintenance and often enables monitoring, which contributes to the overall optimisation of the maintenance strategy, particularly in complex production facilities or machine parks with many lubrication points.
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